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Kindergarten • 1 Backpack – NO WHEELS • 2 Pkg of 4 Fat Pencils • 2 Kindergarten 1 backpack – NO WHEELS 2 pkg of 4 fat pencils 2 pkg of #2 Pencils 6 pkgs 24 Crayola Crayons 12 glue sticks Plastic Pencil box (big enough for crayons to fit in) 4 PLASTIC pocket folders with 3 prongs 4 pkg of 4 (or more) Expo Dry Erase Markers (BLACK Only) 1 pair of scissors 1 pink eraser 2 box of Kleenex 1 roll of paper towels 1 baby wipes container or refill 1 pair of headphones (for use in the computer room, can be bought at Dollar Tree or Five Below) 1 clipboard labeled with child’s name 1 clear plastic show box with white lid – labeled with child’s name 4 pack of Play-Doh Boys - Avery Labels with 80 on the sheet, 1 box sandwich size Ziplocs, 1 container of hand sanitizer Girls - Avery Labels with 30 on the sheet, 1 box quart size Ziplocs, 1 container Lysol wipes $5.00 snack money each quarter First Grade (Community supplies-only label items indicated) 8 BLACK fat dry erase markers 48 #2 pencils (sharpened) 4 boxes 24-count crayons pencil top erasers 8 glue sticks 1 pair of scissors (labeled w/child's name) 8 wide ruled composition notebooks (NOT spiral) 1 set earbuds (labeled w/ child's name) 1 plastic pencil box (labeled w/ child's name) 1 clipboard (labeled w/ child's name) 1 clear plastic shoe box w/white lid (labeled w/ child's name) 2 boxes tissues 4plastic folders w/ 3 prongs (1 each - green, red, blue, yellow) Baby Wipes Ziploc bags 1 rolls paper towels Paper Plates $5 snack money each quarter Second Grade (Community supplies-do not label with names) 1 backpack (NO WHEELS) 2 pkg of 48 #2 pencils (sharpened) 2 boxes 24 count crayons 10 BLACK dry erase markers 1 pack washable markers 1 pair scissors 2 pink erasers 4 glue sticks 4 wide ruled spiral notebooks 4 wide ruled COMPOSITION notebooks 8 PLASTIC pocket folders w/ prongs 2 pkg wide ruled loose leaf paper 2 pkg Post-it notes 1 zipper pencil pouch (labeled with child's name) 1 set of headphones (labeled with child's name) 3 boxes tissues 1 paper towels 1 Clorox wipes 1 pair socks Girls: gallon size Ziploc bags Boys: sandwich/quart size Ziploc bags Third Grade NO BINDERS 1 backpack (NO WHEELS) 48 #2 pencils 2 box 24-count crayons 2 yellow highlighter Erasers 1 pkg (4 or more) Expo dry erase markers 4 glue sticks 1 zipper pencil pouch/box 1 bottle school glue Fiskars scissors 1 pack colored pencils 5 spiral notebooks w/holes NO WIRELESS (1red,1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 black/purple) 2 pkgs wide ruled loose leaf paper 5 folders (1 red, 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 blue, 1 black/purple) 4 large boxes tissues 1 pkg 8 or 10 count washable markers 1 pair headphones 1 box sandwich size bags (girls) 1 box gallon size bags (boys) 1 pack index cards 1 pkg Post-it notes 1 container disinfecting wipes Fourth Grade 1 1-inch 3-ring binder 1 backpack (NO WHEELS) 48 #2 pencils 1 highlighter 1 box 24-count crayons 1 8-count Crayola washable markers 1 container disinfecting wipes 4 glue sticks 1 pkg Post-its 1 pkg pencil top erasers 1 pkg (4 or more) Expo dry erase markers 1 zipper pencil pouch (NO BOXES) 5 pocket folders 2 composition notebooks 5 spiral Notebooks NO WIRELESS 2 pkgs wide ruled loose leaf paper 4 large boxes tissues 1 pkg divider tabs (5 tab package) 1 pair scissors 1 pair headphones Boys: 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags Girls: 1 box quart size Ziploc bags Fifth Grade 1 pair earbuds 1 backpack (NO WHEELS) 48 #2 pencils – sharpened 10 Mechanical pencils 1 zipper pouch 1 pkg index cards 1 pair scissors 4 spiral notebooks NO WIRELESS 1 pkg wide ruled loose leaf paper 4 composition notebooks 7 plastic pocket folders w/3 hole punched (W/O Brads) (must fit in 2 inch binder) 4 large boxes tissues 1 box Ziploc bags (Girls: quart, Boys: Gallon) 1 container disinfecting wipes 8 Expo dry erase markers – twice a year 1 large bottle hand sanitizer 1 yellow legal pad 1 pencil sharpener 1 pack pencil top erasers 2 pack of Post-its ARROWPOINT ELEMENTARY Kindergarten 1- Plastic Pencil box (8 5/8 x 5 ¾ x 2 ½ only!) (label) 24- #2 Pencils (No Pencil sharpeners) Preferred 1- Gallon Ziplock Bags (Girls ONLY) brand-Ticonderoga 1- Quart Ziplock Bags (Boys ONLY) 2- Rubber eraser (label) 4- 24 count Crayola Crayons (Crayola brand Please label all supplies indicated. All others only please) (label) will serve as community supplies. 24- Small Glue Sticks (Elmer’s only) 1- Pkg 8 count large Crayola markers (label) It is important that each child has a set of 1- Pair of Fiskar scissors (label) supplies at home for homework assignments. Please buy an extra box of crayons, glue stick, 2- Plastic Pocket Folders scissors, pencil and a supply box to keep at 1- Pocket folder with brads home, so your child has everything they need 2- Boxes of Kleenex tissue to complete at home assignments. Backpack (No rolling backpacks. They will not fit in the lockers.) (label) Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope to 2- Composition notebooks (label) cover the cost of classroom parties and special 1- Pkg of 4 (Large sized) Expo dry erase activities throughout the year. markers (label) 1st Grade 2- Clean white socks 1- Package of large Crayola markers 3- Spiral notebooks (wide ruled) 1- Yellow highlighter 1- Box of pencils (24 count) 1- Pair of headphones (no earbuds) 6- Plain two pocket folders (1 of each: blue, red, 3- Boxes of Kleenex green, yellow, orange, purple) 1- Box of quart size Ziploc bags 2- Large white erasers 1- Box of gallon size Ziploc bags 4- Boxes of Crayola crayons (24 count) 1- Pair of Fiskars scissors Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope to cover the 24- Glue sticks cost of classroom parties for the year. 4- Dry erase markers Note: Please NO ROLLING BACKPACKS 2nd Grade 1- Package of large Crayola markers 2- Yellow Highlighters 2- Spiral Notebooks 1- 3-ring Binder (1 ½” only and no D Ring 4- Composition Notebooks binders) 3- Boxes of Pencils (24 count) 3- boxes of Kleenex 2-pocket folders (no prongs) 1 each of blue, 1- Pair of headphones (no earbuds) green, yellow, red, orange, and purple) 1- box of quart size Ziploc bags (boys only) 2- 3-prong folders 1- box of gallon size Ziploc bags (girls only) 3- Boxes of Crayola Crayons (24 count) 1- pencil box (Mrs. Wilson’s class only) 4- Large White Erasers 2- black, blue and red pens 1- Ruler (no see through) 1- red folder with pockets for music class 1- Bottle of Hand Sanitizer (boys only) 1- Container of Clorox Wipes (girls only) Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope with your 1- Pair of Fiskars Scissors child’s name on the outside to cover the cost of 5- Glue Sticks classroom parties for the year. Please NO ROLLING 4- Dry Erase Markers BACKPACKS. 2- Clean socks 2- Box Crayola Crayons 60- Yellow pencils (made in U.S.A.) 3rd Grade 1- 3 Prong blue folder for music 1 pkg.- Glue stick 1- Pencil box 10- Dry erase markers 1- Container of Clorox Wipes 4- Large box facial tissue 1- Box Ziploc bags (gallon) boys 2- Wide line notebook paper 4- Plastic coated 3 prong folder with pockets 1- Earbuds or Headphones *ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES MAY BE REQUESTED 7- Single subject spiral notebooks AS SUPPLIES RUN LOW. 1- Package of markers (10) 2- Erasers NO ROLLING BACKPACKS 1- Scissors Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope to cover the cost 1- Roll paper towels of classroom parties. 1- Box Ziploc bags (quart) girls 4th Grade 1 pkg.- Wide Lined Notebook Paper (loose-leaf) 1- Roll of Paper Towels 48- #2 Lead Pencils (yellow) 1- Folder with Prongs – green No Mechanical Pencils 3- Folders without Prongs (1-green, 1-blue, 1 1- 3 subject notebook purple, 1 any color) 3- Large Boxes of Facial Tissue 1- Plastic Folder without Prongs- any color 1- Package of Quart Ziploc Bags (boys) 1- Package Clorox Disinfecting Wipes 1- Package of Gallon Ziploc Bags (girls) 4- Dry Erase Markers 1- Box of Crayons (box of 16 or more) 1- Ear buds or headphones to be left at school 4- Glue Sticks 1-One inch binder Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope to cover the cost 3- Single Subject Notebooks of classroom parties. 1- Scissors 1- packages of post-it notes 1- packages of highlighters 5th Grade 1- inch binder with tabs (portfolio) 4- packs (of 4) erasers 7- packages of pencils 1- composition book (science) 1- packages of paper ( may need more mid-year) 1- green folder (science) 1- packages of dry erase markers ( Expo markers 2- red single subject notebooks (math) only) 2- red folders (math) 1- package of Clorox wipes 3- yellow folders (homework and music) 3- box of tissue 1- school year planner 1- package of sandwich bags that zip (girls bring) or gallon bags (boys bring) 1- spiral one subject notebook (reading 1- set of earbuds (The Dollar Store ones work notebook/ reading notes) great) 2- folders with prongs ( word work notebook/ reading handouts/ Assessment literacy) Please send $6.00 in a sealed envelope to cover the cost of classroom parties for year. NO ROLLING BACKPACKS KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE 2- 24-Box-#2 Yellow Pencils 4- 16 Ct.Crayola Crayons- no rainbow or metallic 2- Boxes #2 Yellow Pencils (24 CT.) 1- pencil box (no bags please)-Label with your child's 12- Glue Sticks name 3- 160 ct.
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